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Q) Hello Igor. Thanks for taking the time to answer some questions today. Before we begin, please could you introduce yourself and tell us a little bit about your background as a theatre director and what it was about theatre that inspired you to make this your career? Thank you for having me. I am Igor Golyak, and like many who came of age in the former Soviet Union, theatre was not simply a career choice—it was a necessity, a breath. I was born in Kyiv, trained at the Russi

There's this recording I stumbled upon recently—Georgy Tovstonogov speaking to a crowd sometime in the Soviet era, his voice crackling...

My dear ones, Tonight, after rehearsing "The Wanderers," I write to you from an empty theatre that still holds the echo of snow falling....

There is a moment in every rehearsal room when the sacred reveals itself. Not through grand gestures or proclamations, but in the quiet...

As I sit here preparing for my NYTW summer residency at Dartmouth, my mind keeps circling back to Eugene Ionesco's Delirium  like a moth...

I buttoned up emotionally for our research trip to Poland. We went to meet playwright Tadeusz Słobodzianek and to explore the real...

There is a split personality disorder happening inside my skull every day. I don't mean the clinical kind that requires medication...

I thought I'd share the strange, stumbling journey of how our theater company came to be...

There is this moment I remember vividly—it was years ago and I was standing outside of a major theater in Boston, my English competent...

We're bringing Our Class  to Boston this June. This isn't just another play we're staging—it's something much more urgent, something that...